Futuretronic

SG Lewis has returned with Times We Had, his first piece of new music since last year's Yours EP. Featuring xylophonic sweeps, simple snare flicks and brought together by NYC-based Toulouse's futuristic soul-led vocals, Times We Had ups the tempo versus some of the producer's...

Were not sure if it's the beat or the vocals that makes Kyler Slater's Stay Away so compelling... but regardless, both elements are absolutely sublime. There's a gentle head-nodding vibe about this one, that is until toward the outro where Slater mops the previous...

LA-based Hoodboi cooks up a smooth future-focused jam with Denmark's Soleima on Breathe, a song that flips between infectious and mellow whilst also likely to leave you wishing for more by the time the three-minute track quickly finalises. Whilst futuretronica seems to be the...

Last week we brought you the excellent Drip, the opening cut from Hurley Mower's upcoming Home Cooked EP. Though still on heavy rotation, the Chicago-native has already decided to share the follow-up, delivering his new project's title-track fresh from TheSoundYouNeed's independent imprint. Though offering...

Though Flume shared the second part of his Skin Companion EP series back in February, today marks the release of the vinyl edition, and as a final touch to the project, he's dropped a new bonus track which hears him reunite with Kučka for...

It's been a while since we've heard anything fresh from Mura Masa, and whilst we have no idea about the recency of this cut, we're excited to hear something new from the young producer (new to us, anyhow). By Popular Fucking Demand (yes, quite) was...

Over the past couple of years or so, Brasstracks have managed to carve a solid fanbase thanks to their interesting spin on future sounds. Self-dubbed 'future brass', the NYC-based duo (Ivan and Conor) can firmly count Chance The Rapper among the high-calibre support -...

Portugal. The Man's crossover hit Feel It Still has been remixed by NYC-based producer Jimmie, who flips the joint into futuretronic chambers thanks to its pitchy and stretched vocal distortions, underlined with a tastefully-dainty baseline. Listen below:

Pennsylvania-based Pluto may only be 16 years old but he certainly has the know-how to bring futuretronica into his own (you only need to check out last year's excellent 'Lorde Flumesworth' dub for further proof). Today, the producer, real name Sam Martinsen, shares his gorgeous...

Ahead of the March release of her anticipated debut album Things I've Never Said, Frances has revealed the Mojam-produced No Matter, a track which hears the artist describe her time adjusting to life following her move to London. Grab a listen below: